The I Need My Teacher To Learn podcast is an informal weekly conversation about educational technology. Kevin Honeycutt and Tim Holt are the hosts and talk about all things "ed tech." Each episode is about 60 minutes. The format is freewheeling, but each episode has some common sections:
I Need My Teacher to Learn has these sections:
Topic of the Week:
Kevin and Tim discuss a single topic of interest about ed tech. From professional development to the latest news from the world of ed tech, the topics are as varied as the two can make it. However, they always get try to bring the topic back to how it affects the classroom teacher and the campus administrator.
Interview of the Week
Kevin and Tim interview people that are of interest to them that are doing incredible things in ED Tech. These may be famous, little known, or on the verge of "going big time!" The conversation is light, the topic not overpowering.
Website of the Week
Kevin and Tim share websites that they really like. They may be for you, your kids, your school, or maybe, just for fun!
App of the Week
Kevin and Tim share some apps that they are using on their devices.
(Latest episodes on top.)
I Need My Teachers to Learn Episode Guide:
Episode 2: Sunday, January 23, 2011
We talk to Ben Honeycutt about the Open World Project, a senior class project that is leveraging the use of social networking to raise funds to help bring internet to parts of the world with little or no connectivity. Website: http://ouropenworldproject.org/
Kevin: Let's start figring out how to use the tools we have to a greater extent! Can we do a screen capture but make it easier using the instant alpha features of Apple's Pages?
Topic of the Week: Tim and Kevin discuss how the podcast is going to be made, brainstorm about the podcast, and talk a littl bit about what to expect.
We also discuss the new Google Science Fair
I Need My Teacher To Learn
A Podcast by Kevin Honeycutt and Tim HoltDescription:
The I Need My Teacher To Learn podcast is an informal weekly conversation about educational technology. Kevin Honeycutt and Tim Holt are the hosts and talk about all things "ed tech." Each episode is about 60 minutes. The format is freewheeling, but each episode has some common sections:I Need My Teacher to Learn has these sections:
Topic of the Week:
Kevin and Tim discuss a single topic of interest about ed tech. From professional development to the latest news from the world of ed tech, the topics are as varied as the two can make it. However, they always get try to bring the topic back to how it affects the classroom teacher and the campus administrator.Interview of the Week
Kevin and Tim interview people that are of interest to them that are doing incredible things in ED Tech. These may be famous, little known, or on the verge of "going big time!" The conversation is light, the topic not overpowering.Website of the Week
Kevin and Tim share websites that they really like. They may be for you, your kids, your school, or maybe, just for fun!
App of the Week
Kevin and Tim share some apps that they are using on their devices.
(Latest episodes on top.)
I Need My Teachers to Learn Episode Guide:
Episode 2: Sunday, January 23, 2011
We talk to Ben Honeycutt about the Open World Project, a senior class project that is leveraging the use of social networking to raise funds to help bring internet to parts of the world with little or no connectivity.
Website: http://ouropenworldproject.org/
http://ouropenworldproject.org/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Open-World-Project/178084412211706
http://twitter.com/owproject#
http://www.plurk.com/openworldproject
Website of the Week:
Tim: __http://www.paperrater.com__/
Free Online Paper Grader
Kevin: Let's start figring out how to use the tools we have to a greater extent! Can we do a screen capture but make it easier using the instant alpha features of Apple's Pages?
Episode 1: Sunday, January 16, 2011
Link to today's episode:
(mp3 audio file)
Introduction to I Want My Teachers to Learn
Topic of the Week: Tim and Kevin discuss how the podcast is going to be made, brainstorm about the podcast, and talk a littl bit about what to expect.
We also discuss the new Google Science Fair